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	When Kassandra arrived one day at Duris's stall to collect the money, which Markos had assured her would be credited towards her portion of his debt,<ref name="So It Begins" /> Duris refused her, explaining that Markos had doubled his debt with interest.<ref name="Debt Collector" /> This rendered him unable to deliver the full sum in a timely manner without impoverishing himself. Under pressure by the mercenary, Duris responded by deriding Markos for taking a loan from the Cyclops, news that Markos had kept hidden from Kassandra. Thereupon, the mercenary either forced Duris to immediately pay back his debt by destroying his wares or dropped the matter, recognizing that a talk with Markos about his recklessness was more important. If Kassandra had indeed taken the latter, friendlier course of action, then Duris had given her [[Duris' Sword\|his sword]] in gratitude.<ref name="Debt Collector" />		When Kassandra arrived one day at Duris's stall to collect the money, which Markos had assured her would be credited towards her portion of his debt,<ref name="So It Begins" /> Duris refused her, explaining that Markos had doubled his debt with interest.<ref name="Debt Collector" /> This rendered him unable to deliver the full sum in a timely manner without impoverishing himself. Under pressure by the mercenary, Duris responded by deriding Markos for taking a loan from the Cyclops, news that Markos had kept hidden from Kassandra. Thereupon, the mercenary either forced Duris to immediately pay back his debt by destroying his wares or dropped the matter, recognizing that a talk with Markos about his recklessness was more important. If Kassandra had indeed taken the latter, friendlier course of action, then Duris had given her [[Duris' Sword\|his sword]] in gratitude.<ref name="Debt Collector" />

	==Personality and ~~characteristics~~==		==Personality and traits==
	{{Quote\|You tell Markos I've paid enough already! I won't bow to—to—to a mercenary! Or to someone foolish enough to borrow money from the Cyclops.\|Duris to Kassandra, 431 BCE\|Assassin's Creed: Odyssey\|Debt Collector}}		{{Quote\|You tell Markos I've paid enough already! I won't bow to—to—to a mercenary! Or to someone foolish enough to borrow money from the Cyclops.\|Duris to Kassandra, 431 BCE\|Assassin's Creed: Odyssey\|Debt Collector}}
	A humble merchant by profession, Duris was regarded by Markos as an amiable and loyal friend, and for this reason, Duris was always able to borrow money from Markos even though he often failed to pay off his debt in time. In spite of this, the two had to mind their own financial interests, and while Markos would apply interest for late payments, Duris was not above withholding them for his family's security. In one incident, when Duris discovered that Markos had himself borrowed money from the Cyclops of Kephallonia, his refusal to pay off his debt was factored not just by the savings needed for his family but also by his fear of being associated with Markos' debt to the Cyclops. He was so disdainful towards Markos' scheme, believing it irrational and crazy, that he boldly lashed out at Kassandra when she came to collect it despite her prodding.<ref name="Debt Collector" />		A humble merchant by profession, Duris was regarded by Markos as an amiable and loyal friend, and for this reason, Duris was always able to borrow money from Markos even though he often failed to pay off his debt in time. In spite of this, the two had to mind their own financial interests, and while Markos would apply interest for late payments, Duris was not above withholding them for his family's security. In one incident, when Duris discovered that Markos had himself borrowed money from the Cyclops of Kephallonia, his refusal to pay off his debt was factored not just by the savings needed for his family but also by his fear of being associated with Markos' debt to the Cyclops. He was so disdainful towards Markos' scheme, believing it irrational and crazy, that he boldly lashed out at Kassandra when she came to collect it despite her prodding.<ref name="Debt Collector" />

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	Even so, he was known to cave into Kassandra's demands whenever she herself threatened him if he did not return the money he owed. He had little respect for the occupation of a mercenary, but he was capable of expressing gratitude with gifts when treated with kindness. In this light, Duris was a man who could be defiant towards pressure and foolhardiness but generous towards compassion.<ref name="Debt Collector" />		Even so, he was known to cave into Kassandra's demands whenever she herself threatened him if he did not return the money he owed. He had little respect for the occupation of a mercenary, but he was capable of expressing gratitude with gifts when treated with kindness. In this light, Duris was a man who could be defiant towards pressure and foolhardiness but generous towards compassion.<ref name="Debt Collector" />

	~~==Trivia==~~
	*After the memory, if Duris is not killed, he can still be talked with. If player choosed an aggressive way during converstation and taken the money of Duris, he will respond with anger and will order to the player to leave him alone. If player choosed a friendly way during it and taken the his sword instead of money, he will ask did Markos solved his trouble with Cyclops Thugs.

	==Behind the scenes==		==Behind the scenes==
	Duris, a character in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]'', shares his name with a 4th century BCE [[Samos\|Samian]] {{Wiki\|Duris of Samos\|historian}} and tyrant, as well as with a 5th century BCE [[Athens\|Athenian]] {{Wiki\|Douris (vase painter)\|artist}}.		Duris, a character in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]'', shares his name with a 4th century BCE [[Samos\|Samian]] {{Wiki\|Duris of Samos\|historian}} and tyrant, as well as with a 5th century BCE [[Athens\|Athenian]] {{Wiki\|Douris (vase painter)\|artist}}.

	~~In ''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'', the~~ Eagle Bearer can either destroy Duris' wares, attack Duris and thus kill him, or forgo the debt and return to Markos directly.<ref name="Debt Collector" />		The Eagle Bearer can either destroy Duris' wares, attack Duris and thus kill him, or forgo the debt and return to Markos directly. If Duris is spared, he can still be talked to later. If players picked aggressive responses during their conversation and took Duris' money, he will respond with anger and will order the player to leave him alone. Conversely, if player favored diplomacy and accepted his sword as payment, he will ask whether Markos had solved his trouble with the Cyclops' thugs.<ref name="Debt Collector" />

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	*After the memory, if Duris is not killed, he can still be talked with. If player choosed an aggressive way during converstation and taken the money of Duris, he will respond with anger and will order to the player to leave him alone. If player choosed a friendly way during it and taken the his sword instead of money, he will ask did Markos solved his trouble with Cyclops Thugs.		*After the memory, if Duris is not killed, he can still be talked with. If player choosed an aggressive way during converstation and taken the money of Duris, he will respond with anger and will order to the player to leave him alone. If player choosed a friendly way during it and taken the his sword instead of money, he will ask did Markos solved his trouble with Cyclops Thugs.
	*If you let Blood Fever spread it in Kephallonia, Duris is not seen after it. He is presumably leaved the island for a better chance of life like many others, or has died with his family during the plague.

	==Behind the scenes==		==Behind the scenes==

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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	*After the memory, if Duris is not killed, he can be still be ~~found at~~ the ~~stall~~, ~~asking about how is Markus' debt~~ to Cyclops.		*After the memory, if Duris is not killed, he can still be talked with. If player choosed an aggressive way during converstation and taken the money of Duris, he will respond with anger and will order to the player to leave him alone. If player choosed a friendly way during it and taken the his sword instead of money, he will ask did Markos solved his trouble with Cyclops Thugs.
			*If you let Blood Fever spread it in Kephallonia, Duris is not seen after it. He is presumably leaved the island for a better chance of life like many others, or has died with his family during the plague.

	==Behind the scenes==		==Behind the scenes==

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	{{Quote\|He's a loyal friend. I don't want his family to starve.\|Markos about Duris to Kassandra, 431 BCE\|Assassin's Creed: Odyssey\|So It Begins}}		{{Quote\|He's a loyal friend. I don't want his family to starve.\|Markos about Duris to Kassandra, 431 BCE\|Assassin's Creed: Odyssey\|So It Begins}}
	{{Character Infobox		{{Character Infobox
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	\| active = 431 BCE<br />[[Sami]], [[Kephallonia]], [[Greece]]		\|image = ACOD Duris.png
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	'''Duris''' was a [[merchant]] who lived in the town of [[Sami]], [[Kephallonia]] during the 5th century BCE. He was a friend of [[Markos]], another local who had raised the [[Sparta]]n exile [[Kassandra]] when she was a child. Because of their friendship, Duris often relied upon loans from Markos to provide food for his family.		'''Duris''' was a [[merchant]] who lived in the town of [[Sami]], [[Kephallonia]] during the 5th century BCE. He was a friend of [[Markos]], another local who had raised the [[Sparta]]n exile [[Kassandra]] when she was a child. Because of their friendship, Duris often relied upon loans from Markos to provide food for his family.

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	In 431 BCE, he once again owed money to Markos,<ref name="So It Begins" /> but Markos himself was in debt to not only Kassandra but the [[Cyclops of Kephallonia]]. While the former would not harm Markos and Duris, the Cyclops was a notorious thug who held an iron grip on the Kephallonians with his [[bandit]]s and mercenaries. The ''[[drachma]]e'' Markos borrowed from the Cyclops was used to purchase a [[Markos' Vineyard\|vineyard]] for himself in the hopes that the newfound income would quickly allow him to repay all debts; it was a gamble that Duris believed was foolish but which endangered Markos' life if he did not cover his debt by paying him back in turn.<ref name="Debt Collector">''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'' – [[Debt Collector]]</ref>		In 431 BCE, he once again owed money to Markos,<ref name="So It Begins" /> but Markos himself was in debt to not only Kassandra but the [[Cyclops of Kephallonia]]. While the former would not harm Markos and Duris, the Cyclops was a notorious thug who held an iron grip on the Kephallonians with his [[bandit]]s and mercenaries. The ''[[drachma]]e'' Markos borrowed from the Cyclops was used to purchase a [[Markos' Vineyard\|vineyard]] for himself in the hopes that the newfound income would quickly allow him to repay all debts; it was a gamble that Duris believed was foolish but which endangered Markos' life if he did not cover his debt by paying him back in turn.<ref name="Debt Collector">''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'' – [[Debt Collector]]</ref>

	When Kassandra arrived one day at Duris's stall to collect the money, which Markos had assured her would be credited towards her portion of his debt,<ref name="So It Begins" /> Duris refused her, explaining that Markos had doubled his debt with interest.<ref name="Debt Collector" /> This rendered him unable to deliver the full sum in a timely manner without impoverishing himself. Under pressure by the mercenary, Duris responded by deriding Markos for taking a loan from the Cyclops, news that Markos had kept hidden from Kassandra. Thereupon, the mercenary either forced Duris to immediately pay back his debt by destroying his wares or dropped the matter, recognizing that a talk with Markos about his recklessness was more important. If Kassandra had indeed taken the latter, friendlier course of action, then Duris had given her [[Duris' Sword\|his sword]] in gratitude.<ref name="Debt Collector" /> ~~He can be later on seen at his stall, asking about how is Markus' debt to Cyclops.~~		When Kassandra arrived one day at Duris's stall to collect the money, which Markos had assured her would be credited towards her portion of his debt,<ref name="So It Begins" /> Duris refused her, explaining that Markos had doubled his debt with interest.<ref name="Debt Collector" /> This rendered him unable to deliver the full sum in a timely manner without impoverishing himself. Under pressure by the mercenary, Duris responded by deriding Markos for taking a loan from the Cyclops, news that Markos had kept hidden from Kassandra. Thereupon, the mercenary either forced Duris to immediately pay back his debt by destroying his wares or dropped the matter, recognizing that a talk with Markos about his recklessness was more important. If Kassandra had indeed taken the latter, friendlier course of action, then Duris had given her [[Duris' Sword\|his sword]] in gratitude.<ref name="Debt Collector" />

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	Even so, he was known to cave into Kassandra's demands whenever she herself threatened him if he did not return the money he owed. He had little respect for the occupation of a mercenary, but he was capable of expressing gratitude with gifts when treated with kindness. In this light, Duris was a man who could be defiant towards pressure and foolhardiness but generous towards compassion.<ref name="Debt Collector" />		Even so, he was known to cave into Kassandra's demands whenever she herself threatened him if he did not return the money he owed. He had little respect for the occupation of a mercenary, but he was capable of expressing gratitude with gifts when treated with kindness. In this light, Duris was a man who could be defiant towards pressure and foolhardiness but generous towards compassion.<ref name="Debt Collector" />

			==Trivia==
			*After the memory, if Duris is not killed, he can be still be found at the stall, asking about how is Markus' debt to Cyclops.

	==Behind the scenes==		==Behind the scenes==
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	In 431 BCE, he once again owed money to Markos,<ref name="So It Begins" /> but Markos himself was in debt to not only Kassandra but the [[Cyclops of Kephallonia]]. While the former would not harm Markos and Duris, the Cyclops was a notorious thug who held an iron grip on the Kephallonians with his [[bandit]]s and mercenaries. The ''[[drachma]]e'' Markos borrowed from the Cyclops was used to purchase a [[Markos' Vineyard\|vineyard]] for himself in the hopes that the newfound income would quickly allow him to repay all debts; it was a gamble that Duris believed was foolish but which endangered Markos' life if he did not cover his debt by paying him back in turn.<ref name="Debt Collector">''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'' – [[Debt Collector]]</ref>		In 431 BCE, he once again owed money to Markos,<ref name="So It Begins" /> but Markos himself was in debt to not only Kassandra but the [[Cyclops of Kephallonia]]. While the former would not harm Markos and Duris, the Cyclops was a notorious thug who held an iron grip on the Kephallonians with his [[bandit]]s and mercenaries. The ''[[drachma]]e'' Markos borrowed from the Cyclops was used to purchase a [[Markos' Vineyard\|vineyard]] for himself in the hopes that the newfound income would quickly allow him to repay all debts; it was a gamble that Duris believed was foolish but which endangered Markos' life if he did not cover his debt by paying him back in turn.<ref name="Debt Collector">''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'' – [[Debt Collector]]</ref>

	When Kassandra arrived one day at Duris's stall to collect the money, which Markos had assured her would be credited towards her portion of his debt,<ref name="So It Begins" /> Duris refused her, explaining that Markos had doubled his debt with interest.<ref name="Debt Collector" /> This rendered him unable to deliver the full sum in a timely manner without impoverishing himself. Under pressure by the mercenary, Duris responded by deriding Markos for taking a loan from the Cyclops, news that Markos had kept hidden from Kassandra. Thereupon, the mercenary either forced Duris to immediately pay back his debt by destroying his wares or dropped the matter, recognizing that a talk with Markos about his recklessness was more important. If Kassandra had indeed taken the latter, friendlier course of action, then Duris had given her [[Duris' Sword\|his sword]] in gratitude.<ref name="Debt Collector" />		When Kassandra arrived one day at Duris's stall to collect the money, which Markos had assured her would be credited towards her portion of his debt,<ref name="So It Begins" /> Duris refused her, explaining that Markos had doubled his debt with interest.<ref name="Debt Collector" /> This rendered him unable to deliver the full sum in a timely manner without impoverishing himself. Under pressure by the mercenary, Duris responded by deriding Markos for taking a loan from the Cyclops, news that Markos had kept hidden from Kassandra. Thereupon, the mercenary either forced Duris to immediately pay back his debt by destroying his wares or dropped the matter, recognizing that a talk with Markos about his recklessness was more important. If Kassandra had indeed taken the latter, friendlier course of action, then Duris had given her [[Duris' Sword\|his sword]] in gratitude.<ref name="Debt Collector" /> He can be later on seen at his stall, asking about how is Markus' debt to Cyclops.

	==Personality and characteristics==		==Personality and characteristics==

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	{{Quote\|He's a loyal friend. I don't want his family to starve.\|Markos about Duris to Kassandra, 431 BCE\|Assassin's Creed: Odyssey}}		{{Quote\|He's a loyal friend. I don't want his family to starve.\|Markos about Duris to Kassandra, 431 BCE\|Assassin's Creed: Odyssey\|So It Begins}}
	{{Character Infobox		{{Character Infobox
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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	{{Quote\|Look, I was a little late paying. Now Markos says I owe him double because of interest. I don't have it to spare!\|Duris to Kassandra, 431 BCE\|Assassin's Creed: Odyssey\|Debt Collector}}		{{Quote\|Look, I was a little late paying. Now Markos says I owe him double because of interest. I don't have it to spare!\|Duris to Kassandra, 431 BCE\|Assassin's Creed: Odyssey\|Debt Collector}}
	An friend of [[Markos]] and the ''[[Mercenary\|misthios]]'' [[Kassandra]], Duris often borrowed money from the former only to fail to pay him back unless threatened by Kassandra. Nonetheless, his family depended on the loans to survive.<ref name="So It Begins">''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]'' – [[So It Begins]]</ref>		An friend of Markos and the ''[[Mercenary\|misthios]]'' Kassandra, Duris often borrowed money from the former only to fail to pay him back unless threatened by Kassandra. Nonetheless, his family depended on the loans to survive.<ref name="So It Begins">''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]'' – [[So It Begins]]</ref>

	In 431 BCE, he once again owed money to Markos,<ref name="So It Begins" /> but Markos himself was in debt to not only Kassandra but the [[Cyclops of Kephallonia]]. While the former would not harm Markos and Duris, the Cyclops was a notorious thug who held an iron grip on the Kephallonians with his [[bandit]]s and mercenaries. The ''[[drachma]]e'' Markos borrowed from the Cyclops was used to purchase a [[Markos' Vineyard\|vineyard]] for himself in the hopes that the newfound income would quickly allow him to repay all debts; it was a gamble that Duris believed was foolish but which endangered Markos' life if he did not cover his debt by paying him back in turn.<ref name="Debt Collector">''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'' – [[Debt Collector]]</ref>		In 431 BCE, he once again owed money to Markos,<ref name="So It Begins" /> but Markos himself was in debt to not only Kassandra but the [[Cyclops of Kephallonia]]. While the former would not harm Markos and Duris, the Cyclops was a notorious thug who held an iron grip on the Kephallonians with his [[bandit]]s and mercenaries. The ''[[drachma]]e'' Markos borrowed from the Cyclops was used to purchase a [[Markos' Vineyard\|vineyard]] for himself in the hopes that the newfound income would quickly allow him to repay all debts; it was a gamble that Duris believed was foolish but which endangered Markos' life if he did not cover his debt by paying him back in turn.<ref name="Debt Collector">''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'' – [[Debt Collector]]</ref>
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	Duris, a character in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]'', shares his name with a 4th century BCE [[Samos\|Samian]] {{Wiki\|Duris of Samos\|historian}} and tyrant, as well as with a 5th century BCE [[Athens\|Athenian]] {{Wiki\|Douris (vase painter)\|artist}}.		Duris, a character in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]'', shares his name with a 4th century BCE [[Samos\|Samian]] {{Wiki\|Duris of Samos\|historian}} and tyrant, as well as with a 5th century BCE [[Athens\|Athenian]] {{Wiki\|Douris (vase painter)\|artist}}.

	In ''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'', the Eagle Bearer either destroy Duris' wares, attack Duris ~~himself~~ and thus kill him, or forgo the debt and return to Markos directly.<ref name="Debt Collector" />		In ''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'', the Eagle Bearer can either destroy Duris' wares, attack Duris and thus kill him, or forgo the debt and return to Markos directly.<ref name="Debt Collector" />

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

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	Even so, he was known to cave into Kassandra's demands whenever she herself threatened him if he did not return the money he owed. He had little respect for the occupation of a mercenary, but he was capable of expressing gratitude with gifts when treated with kindness. In this light, Duris was a man who could be defiant towards pressure and foolhardiness but generous towards compassion.<ref name="Debt Collector" />		Even so, he was known to cave into Kassandra's demands whenever she herself threatened him if he did not return the money he owed. He had little respect for the occupation of a mercenary, but he was capable of expressing gratitude with gifts when treated with kindness. In this light, Duris was a man who could be defiant towards pressure and foolhardiness but generous towards compassion.<ref name="Debt Collector" />

	==~~Trivia~~==		==Behind the scenes==
	*Kassandra can choose to either destroy Duris' wares, attack Duris himself and ~~killing~~ him, or forgo the debt and return to Markos directly.<ref name="Debt Collector" />		Duris, a character in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]'', shares his name with a 4th century BCE [[Samos\|Samian]] {{Wiki\|Duris of Samos\|historian}} and tyrant, as well as with a 5th century BCE [[Athens\|Athenian]] {{Wiki\|Douris (vase painter)\|artist}}.

			In ''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'', the Eagle Bearer either destroy Duris' wares, attack Duris himself and thus kill him, or forgo the debt and return to Markos directly.<ref name="Debt Collector" />

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==
	<gallery position="center" widths="180" captionalign="center">		<gallery position="center" widths="180" captionalign="center">
	ACOD Debt Collector - Duris confronted by Kassandra.png\|Duris confronted by Kassandra		ACOD Debt Collector - Duris confronted by Kassandra.png\|Duris confronted by Kassandra
			ACOd-Durismerchant.jpg\|Duris at his stall
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